1y ago

Myrtle Beach - Dusk [Album]

The sun is almost set, so grab those last warm rays while you can. With deep lilac skies and the first hint of starlight overhead, hopefully the photographer brought the bounce light reflector.

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You might have had more luck using the term "golden hour." That's always how I've heard it.
- Golden hour is an entirely different lighting situation.
  Golden hour is just after sunrise or before sunset, when the sun is above the horizon. Blue hour is when the sun is below the horizon, after sunset or before sunrise.

Very nice work. With regional prompting, I wasn’t sure that Lora’s would apply only to the specified region but I guess it’s working for you.
Apart from one image having a bad hand distortion, the images are quite stunning. At times, the nipples look a little off too, but only on a few of the photos. The faces are quite remarkable.
- Thanks! I haven't quite got the hang of inpainting yet, it's on the list for nipple adjustments. I try and bury the hands in sand/hair/clothes though, those things are always nasty to deal with.
  
  Yeah, it will be nice when AI manages to generate convincing hands. It’s amazing how many poses you can get with them hidden though.

The one in blue is the clear winner.
- Second to last did it for me.

Just wanted to confirm that the album is working and thanks for the change. Really great work.

I would have to check myself, but I believe "cool tones", "cool lighting", or "cool grading" might get the look you are shooting for. I'm impressed by how well you got the Downblouse lora to behave. Which one are you using because I have been fighting with it all night and I haven't gotten anything half that good?
- I'll play around with those prompts. Thanks for the suggestions.
  The lora I'm using is called 'downblouse (for boobs)'. I'm not sure that the parenthetical was necessary in the naming, but thats what its listed as.
  
  Thanks, I will have to try that. I got good results for tonal shifting using 'cool tones' and 'cool color grading' in i2i with a tile controlnet. Just don't use the colorfix presamplers.

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